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Users

Manage who can sign in to your console.

Free

Every account has identical access — there are no roles or permission levels. The Users page controls who can sign in, not what they can do once signed in.

Adding an account

  1. Go to Settings → Manage accounts, or navigate directly to the Users tab
  2. Enter a username (letters, numbers, hyphens, underscores only)
  3. Enter a password (minimum 8 characters)
  4. Click Add account

The new account can sign in immediately. You don't need to be signed into their account to create it — the account you're currently using creates it.

Resetting a password

Any signed-in account can reset any other account's password, including the original admin account. Click the edit icon next to the account and enter a new password.

Important: any account can reset any other account's password — there is no protected "owner" account by design, consistent with the flat permissions model. Only add accounts for people you'd trust with full access to everything.

Deactivating an account

Deactivating an account stops that person from signing in without deleting their account history. You cannot deactivate your own account while signed in, and the last remaining active account cannot be deactivated — both safeguards prevent you from accidentally locking everyone out.

Deleting an account

Permanently removes the account. The last active account cannot be deleted. Deleting an account does not affect any sessions, tags, or other data that existed before the account was removed.

Sessions and sign-out

Sign-in sessions last 8 hours and persist across browser restarts (unlike a browser-native login prompt, which typically clears when the browser fully closes). On a shared or public computer, use Sign out in Settings explicitly rather than just closing the tab.

Changing an account's password immediately invalidates that account's existing sign-in sessions — they'll need to sign in again with the new password.